German men's national field handball team
Association | DHB |
Balance sheet | |
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125 games 117 wins 3 draws 5 losses |
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statistics | |
First international match German Reich 3-6 Austria 13 September 1925, Halle (Saale) |
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Last international game Netherlands 12:22 BR Germany June 14, 1970, Rotterdam |
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Highest victory West Germany 34: 2 Luxembourg April 3, 1952, Offenbach am Main |
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Biggest defeat GDR 14: 7 BR Germany June 9, 1963, Basel |
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List of international matches | |
Olympic games | |
Participation | 1 of 1 ( 1936 ) |
best result |
Olympic champion 1936
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Handball world championship | |
Participation | 6 of 7 (First: 1938 ) |
best result | World Champion ( 1938 , 1952 , 1955 , 1959 & 1966 ) |
(As of March 23, 2020) |
The German men's national field handball team represented Germany at international matches and international tournaments.
The greatest success was the Olympic victory in 1936 and the five world championship titles ( 1938 , 1952 , 1955 , 1959 & 1966 ).
Olympic games
The German national handball teams took part in the only event in which field handball was played.
year | venue | Participation until ... | Result | medal |
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1936 | Berlin , German Empire | Finals | German Reich 6th points | Olympic champion |
World championships
The German national handball teams reached the final of all field handball world championships that took part.
year | Host country | Participation until ... | Result | rank | Comments and special features |
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1938 | German Empire | final | German Empire 23: 0 Switzerland | World Champion | |
1948 | France | not eligible | After the Second World War, no new handball association had been founded to represent Germany at the IHF. | ||
1952 | Switzerland | final | Germany 19: 8 Sweden | World Champion | All-German team |
1955 | BR Germany | final | Germany 25:13 Switzerland | World Champion | All-German team |
1959 | Austria | final | Germany 14:11 Romania | World Champion | All-German team |
1963 | Switzerland | final | GDR 14: 7 BR Germany | Vice world champion | |
1966 | Austria | Placement round | Federal Republic of Germany 9th points | World Champion |
Individual evidence
- ^ Stephan Müller, Helmut Laaß: German handball international games. (CD; 87 MB) In: Sport-record.de. July 20, 2015, accessed June 21, 2019 .